The enamel 50th has the sexiest dial . . .
. . . of any Speedmaster. Fifteen years on, it's turning out to be a collectible classic . . . tasteful, and then some. Admiringly, Art
The main reason the enamel 50th anniversary fell flat initially . . .
. . . was on account of it not being, strictly speaking, a Professional, fitted with a cal 1863 movement. It would've gained more traction had it been, in my humble opinion. The secondary reason was skepticism over the Piguet-based movement, which garnere...
